Babble telephony - Early xmas present from jonnymac
Posted: Mon Dec 06, 2004 4:28 pmHello guys. Nothing to do with football this one. It’s my early Christmas present to you all though.
A few months back, I discovered Voice Over IP phones. I have one of these devices in my flat at home and on my desk at work.
For those of you on Broadband who want free telephone calls to anywhere in the Zone 1 region (UK, USA, Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand and Canada) go to Babble.net. Register first, then download the software.
People, I sh!t you not when I say that this thing works. This works if you have a microphone and speakers. I blagged myself a free VoIP USB handset though, gives you that more authentic and traditional ‘using the phone’ feel to it.
I don’t really understand how it’s free, it’s the way the voice is routed through the internet as data, but don’t let any jargon fool you, I’ll say it again.
YOU CAN CALL FIXED LAND LINES IN THE ABOVE COUNTRIES FOR FREE, FREE I TELLS YA!!!!!
Check this Babble forum discussion out if you want to know how it’s free.
I thought I would share this with you all. This technology is fairly new, but it is about 18 months ahead of the game where home and business users are concerned. Not many people are using this and there is no reason why not to. All the major telecommunications firms are offering similar services, but none are free. This is something they are having to take seriously. I don’t know how free it’s going to stay in the future, but for most of 2005, it should be completely free.
I’ve already sorted my mate out and my brother with this. No complaints.
Is anyone already using it? Let me know what you think about it.
If you don’t want to try it, fair enough, but I can completely vouch for this.
Hope it saves you all a lot of money.
Yours Faithfully
Father “JonnyMac” Christmas
A few months back, I discovered Voice Over IP phones. I have one of these devices in my flat at home and on my desk at work.
For those of you on Broadband who want free telephone calls to anywhere in the Zone 1 region (UK, USA, Ireland, France, Germany, Belgium, Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Sweden, Norway, Denmark, Australia, New Zealand and Canada) go to Babble.net. Register first, then download the software.
People, I sh!t you not when I say that this thing works. This works if you have a microphone and speakers. I blagged myself a free VoIP USB handset though, gives you that more authentic and traditional ‘using the phone’ feel to it.
I don’t really understand how it’s free, it’s the way the voice is routed through the internet as data, but don’t let any jargon fool you, I’ll say it again.
YOU CAN CALL FIXED LAND LINES IN THE ABOVE COUNTRIES FOR FREE, FREE I TELLS YA!!!!!
Check this Babble forum discussion out if you want to know how it’s free.
I thought I would share this with you all. This technology is fairly new, but it is about 18 months ahead of the game where home and business users are concerned. Not many people are using this and there is no reason why not to. All the major telecommunications firms are offering similar services, but none are free. This is something they are having to take seriously. I don’t know how free it’s going to stay in the future, but for most of 2005, it should be completely free.
I’ve already sorted my mate out and my brother with this. No complaints.
Is anyone already using it? Let me know what you think about it.
If you don’t want to try it, fair enough, but I can completely vouch for this.
Hope it saves you all a lot of money.
Yours Faithfully
Father “JonnyMac” Christmas
